Only one starter, Tyrone Perry, will graduate this spring from a team that relies heavily on freshmen and sophomores. O’Hanlon’s teams have always been at their best when they lean on juniors and seniors, largely because the players he recruits improve so much during their college careers. Two years ago, with an experienced team, Lafayette was 19-12; last year, in the covid-shortened season, 9-6.
Fran O’Hanlon’s retirement at Lafayette makes college basketball worse.
